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For those of you keeping up with Vertigo's must-read Sweet Tooth only in the modestly priced collected editions, you may be delighted to learn that writer-artist Jeff Lemire has completed more than 20 issues of the dystopian saga. The author of Essex County is prolific indeed, but even Lemire needs a break from the monthly grind...

Endowed with a talent similar to Jack Kirby and Jeff Lemire in that he can draw the double-rainbow dickens out of a wide range of characters and make them all become immediately recognizable as creations from his portfolio, Matt Kindt stands out on the convention sketch and commission circuit...

I think most people have a pretty active fantasy life. You know what I mean--where you daydream about being a thinly veiled version of James Bond or Superman or beating up your boss or being the president. A fantasy life is healthy, and thinking about living another life is a good way to work out frustrations or pass the time...

When it comes to peripheral DIY merchandise, Matt Kindt knows how to do it up right. The creator's been dealing out "Super Spy" "cyanide" breath mints for awhile now, but his new Giant Man Mini Comic Spy Capsule might be his most charming offering to date...

Matt Kindt has a hectic year ahead of him. The Missouri cartoonist and graphic designer's latest release, an 8-page addendum to 2009's "3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man" hit MySpace Dark Horse Presents this week, which will be followed by the release of "Super Spy: The Lost Dossiers" later this month and the launch of Vertigo's "Revolver" in July... Read M

Life-defining choices aren't always easy to make. They can mean the difference between a life fulfilled and a life, well, less than fulfilled. Online sneaker purchases, setting a relationship status on Facebook, deciding between a croissant or a bagel breakfast sandwich, these are the things readers definitely won't find in "Revolver," an original graphic novel coming this July from &quo

3D is all the rage these days, thanks to James Cameron's blockbuster "Avatar," but movies aren't special -- comics have been using 3D imagery for years (with varying degrees of success). In Matt Kindt's upcoming graphic novel "Super Spy: The Lost Dossiers" -- a supplement to the excellent, critically-acclaimed "Super Spy" -- there's actually an entire 3D story called

The new graphic novel "3 Story: The Secret History of Giant Man" -- not be confused with either Henry Pym or Bill Foster -- comes out today from Dark Horse and creator Matt Kindt. I'm a big fan of Kindt, who totally blew me away a couple years ago with his Eisner Award-winning Top Shelf book "Superspy," and I was even lucky enough to get look at an early version of "Giant

Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY % Oversized heads ¶ Anxiety of influence, father-son division Protagonist has been the subject of an academic or mock-academic journal ¢ Can trace at least some of its lineage to Alex Raymond £ "I can't tell the difference between people and machin

Matt Kindt is not yet a household name in the comics field, and this fact borders on the criminal. You see, Kindt has quietly been producing noir masterpieces with almost frightening consistency for a number of years now, first in collaboration with Jason Hall (Pistolwhip volumes 1 and 2, and Mephisto and the Empty Box), and then on his own as the writer/artist of 2 Sisters and the just-released S